Automatic B-Roll Logging Done for You
Describe the shot you need in plain language and let AI find the exact clip from your b-roll library. No more scrubbing through hours of footage.
Describe the shot you need in plain language and let AI find the exact clip from your b-roll library. No more scrubbing through hours of footage.
Every video editor knows the feeling when you need a clip, but you can't remember which file it's in! You scrub through folders, rename clips, and burn time that should go toward the actual edit. Video Asset Manager fixes that.
AI analyzes and logs what's in every clip so you have a complete catalog without any manual work.
Write what you need in plain language and the app finds the best match. No filenames, no folders, no scrubbing.
Connect your script to the right b-roll clips visually and see exactly how your video will flow before you make a single cut.
Connect your own Google API key and only pay for the analysis you run. Typically a few cents per hour of footage.
No need to rename, reorganize, or re-import anything. Point the app at your existing footage and it handles the rest.
Clips are uploaded to Gemini for analysis and deleted immediately after. Google does not retain your footage.
Video Asset Manager automatically logs and catalogs your b-roll footage using AI, so you can find the right clip by describing the shot you need instead of scrubbing through folders. During your edit, you describe what you're looking for in plain language and the app finds the best matching clips from your library. It also connects your script to your footage visually, so you can see exactly how your video will flow before you start cutting.
Yes. Video Asset Manager uses a bring-your-own-keys model, meaning you connect your own API keys from an AI provider and only pay for the analysis you actually run. There is no separate AI subscription to Video Asset Manager. This keeps costs low and gives you full control over which models you use.
The app is free to use during the beta. The only cost is what you pay directly to your AI provider for the analysis, which is typically a few cents per hour of footage. After the beta period the app will be a one-time license.
Video Asset Manager supports the most common video formats including MP4, MOV, and MKV. If you are working with a format not on the list, get in touch and we will look into it.
Yes. The app uploads footage to Google Gemini to run the analysis, which is why it requires an internet connection and a Google API key. Your footage is deleted from Gemini immediately after the analysis is complete and Google does not retain it.
No subscriptions.
$99
Free
Free during beta!
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